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    really was. After reading the information gathered about Pocahontas during this class‚ I pondered hard over the following questions: Does the Walt Disney Company version of Pocahontas even remotely portray the story of Pocahontas and the settling of Jamestown accurately? Does Disney have the right to take the facts about a person’s real life story and fictionalize it just for the sake of entertainment? Does this romanticism and fictionalization adversely affect those who hear or watch these stories? There

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    A Bride Just a Click Away The institution of marriage has long been a part of different societies and cultures. Each society has created a set of rules‚ which they believe define what a marriage should and should not be. In recent years‚ marriage has taken on a variety of definitions. In a majority of societies a marriage is no longer just between a man and a woman. As society has evolved so has the institution of marriage and anything associated with it. Many believed and still believe that for

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    The Spanish sought to enslave them‚ and use them for labor‚ while the French traded heavily with them‚ and in many cases‚ assimilated into their cultures. The English in Jamestown had a difficult and tense relationship with the local Indians. Although they relied on the Indians for food‚ the settlers still saw them as ‘subhuman’. The settlement’s intrusion into Native territory led to much bloodshed on from both parties

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    Frederic D. (1997). 1622:Three hundred and seventy-five years ago. American Heritage‚ Volume 48 (Issue 1)‚ pg 1 Taylor‚ Alan and Rountree‚ Helen (2007). National geographic magazine. America in 1607: Jamestown and the Powhatan. Retrieved from http://ngm.nationalgeographic.com/2007/05/jamestown/jamestown-standalone (2010) Quanah Parker. Retrieved from http://www.lone-star.net/mall/texasinfo/quanah.htm The Powhatan Indian Attack of March 22‚ 1622

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    original 13 colonies had many differences‚ but more importantly‚ had much in common. England was mainly responsible for developing the 13 colonies. One of the first English attempts at an American colony was in 1607 by a group of English settlers‚ led by John Smith. They created the Jamestown colony in what we now know as Virginia. Surrounding colonies of Virginia include Maryland‚ Virginia‚ North Carolina‚ South Carolina‚ and Georgia and all makeup the Southern Colonies. Some of the most fertile

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    times‚ immigration rules became more restrictive. With the ending of numerical restrictions in 1965 and the advent of cheap air travel immigration has increased from Asia and Latin America. Colonial era 1600-1775 The first‚ and longest‚ era from 1607

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    Spain began to colonize what would become the United States in 1492‚ and Britain in 1607. Spain first started colonizing Puerto Rico‚ Florida‚ and the U.S. Virgin Islands with the intent of having them become “New Spain”‚ followed by present-day Arizona‚ California‚ New Mexico‚ Texas‚ Guam‚ and the Northern Mariana Islands. However‚ Britain’s colonization was centered in Virginia and Massachusetts‚ where Jamestown and Plymouth were established. What characterized these early encounters between Europeans

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    She was taken hostage by an English ship Captain by the name of Samuel Argall. The English wanted to trade Pocahontas back to her Powhatan tribe for Englishmen and supplies. When the Governor of Jamestown‚ Sir Thomas Dale‚ met Pocahontas‚ he instantly become very fond of her. He was impressed by how smart and well-mannered she was‚ so much that instead of treating her poorly or even having her killed‚ he chose to befriend her‚ care for and educate

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    took place as well as primary sources. This site is related to the topic we are currently studying in the manner of its main subject: the settlement of the Chesapeake Bay. One thing I found interesting was George Percy’s journal entry on April 26th‚ 1607 (the day of arrival): "The six and twentieth day of April‚ about four o’clock in the morning‚ we descried the land of Virginia; the same day we entõred into the Bay of Chesupiocé we could find nothing worth the speaking of but fair meadows and goodly

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